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2 WINNETKA TALK October 31, 1925 MOOSE LODGE BEGINS | MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN Greater Chicago Unit Recruits North Shore Class in Honor of Dictator Greater Chicago lodge No. 3, Loyal Order of Moose, is putting on an ac- tive membership drive on the north shore and B. F. Provol, supervisor, is in the field for the purpose of re- cruiting a class in honor of Dr. Wil- liam E. Buehler, the newly elected dictator of Greater Chicago lodge. Dr. Buehler is well known in the north shore district and candidates for this class are being recruited all over Cook county. The Loyal Order of Moose maintain and operate Mooseheart, located 37 miles west of Chicago, where there are over 1400 orphan boys and girls who are being given a high school edu- cation and trade. Moosehart is the home for the widows of 'the Moose. The order also maintains Moose- haven, 17 miles west of Jacksonville, a home for the aged members and their widows on the cottage plan. Moose- haven is called a "city of opportunity" for the old folks for there they are given a chance in life and placed on a salary, making them independent. There is no charity aspect about the institution. The Loyal Order of Moose maintain an extension service plan, whereby the disabled member is pen- sioned, his family cared for and his children educated. Greater Chicago lodge maintains a social service department, caring for the sick, it is explained. The order, it is pointed out, is non-sectarian and non-political. Request has been made by citizens of Winnetka and Supervisor Provol, and orphans s ass { announces he is now recruiting a class | of more than 100 of Winnetka's | citizens who will become part of the |} Dr. William E. Buehler class in honor |g of the dictator of Greater Chicago | lodge. The Hon. James J. Davis, secretary of Labor, is the founder of Mooseheart and director general of the order. GIVES HALLOWE'EN PARTY Mrs. Elza M. Smith, 1239 Asbury | avenue, entertained Monday, October 26, at a Hallowe'en party for her little daughter, Shirley Ruth, who 'celebrated her fourth birthday. She had eight little girls as her guests; Shirley Mellor, Betty Ross, Jean and Mary Hammond, and Mary Burton Grof of Hubbard Woods, and June Borgeson, | Margaret Crandall, and Dorothy | Robinson of Chicago. Witches, pump- kins, owls and black cats also came to the party, and the little guests all reported a very good time indeed. Grow Weary After reading, sewing, business or exposure to the elements, your EYES often become tired, dulland heavy. Theniswhenyouneed Murine. This soothing, refreshing lotion soon makes EYES bright and clear again. Harmless! WriteMurineCompany, Dept. 80, Chicago, for FREE Eye Care Book URINE EYES 4 BLACK DIRT And we don't mean maybe. It's of the very best quality--Rich, Fine, free from hard lumps and foreign matter--the kind of Black Dirt that makes the very best Topping for your lawn or garden--and the price is only $2.50 PER YARD DELIVERED NDL BRg COAL WOOD.FEED ) ANDBUILDING MATERIAL HUBBARD WOODS. ILL. "wa (=0 TELEPHONE WINNETHA 128 Something Happened When JORDAN PRODUCED A LINE "8" SEDAN 5 PASSENGER, EQUIPPED FOR $1,995 2 PASSENGER "PLAYBOY" ROADSTER $1,845 WATCH AND YOU'LL SEE FLOYD KOON (3) AUTO SALES 1160 Wilmette Ave. Phone Wilmette 597